introduction
Henry Schadler Associates, pc (HSA) has conducted an architectural and planning practice in Connecticut since 1972. During this period we have designed over 7,000 residential units, both new construction and rehabilitation projects. Constructed projects include low-rise housing, mid-size congregate units and high rise apartments.
Numerous preservation-rehabilitation projects have been completed, adapting and renovating existing structures for new commercial and residential uses. Several of our preservation projects have involved the renovation of existing structures to comply with state and federal historic guidelines.
Our firm has a long history of working with both non-profit and for-profit companies, utilizing a variety of funding sources: HUD, DECD, CHFA, FmHA, RIH, as well as several private banking institutions. We have a strong commitment towards meeting our clients program and budgetary requirements.
mission statement
An architectural firm takes many shapes. From creating new buildings to rehabilitative design, from large scale planning to interiors. Each element must relate to an existing environment and yet be functional within itself.
The principals & staff of Henry Schadler Associates approach these challenges with what we call "architectural sensitivity," the ability to evaluate and provide the appropriate design, ranging from contemporary architecture to the preservation of tradition.
Each of our projects involve detailed attention to the character of the architecture within its surroundings, functional space utilization, and cost considerations.
Architectural sensitivity is in everyone's best interest. Examples of our contributions to this responsibility since our founding in 1972 are embodied in this site.
personnel
Henry Schadler, AIA, President
Mr. Schadler attended Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York, receiving a Bachelor of Architecture degree in 1957. Upon completion of his military service, Mr. Schadler entered employment as an architect for the state of New York, participating in hospital and judicial design. He subsequently joined the firm of Russell, Gibson and Von Dohlen Architects as a project architect designing numerous schools throughout Connecticut.
In 1972, Mr. Schadler founded the firm of Henry Schadler Associates, pc for the practice of architecture. Over the years, he has been responsible for the design and coordination of many of the firm's major projects, including numerous residential, educational, and institutional facilities.
Registration: CT, NY, MA, FL, NCARB
hschadler@hsa-architects.com
Paul Selnau, AIA, Vice President
Mr. Selnau attended the Boston Architectural Center in Boston, Massachusetts, receiving a Bachelor degree in Architecture in 1989. Prior to joining HSA Mr. Selnau was employed as a project architect by firms in both Boston, Massachusetts and Connecticut that designed commercial, institutional, and municipal facilities.
Since joining the firm in 1988, Mr. Selnau has been the project architect for numerous residential facilities. He is responsible for developing projects from design inception through construction administration. Mr. Selnau became Vice President at HSA in 1998.
Registration: CT, MA, RI, FL, NCARB
pselnau@hsa-architects.com
David Wagner, Project Architect
Mr.
Wagner attended the University of Hartford in West Hartford, Connecticut,
receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in Architectural Engineering Technology.
Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Wagner was vice president and principal of a
nationally recognized interior design and space planning firm specializing in
commercial, institutional, and retail facilities.
As their project architect, Mr. Wagner was responsible for the design development through construction administration phases of numerous projects throughout the U.S. and Ontario, Canada, and brings his technical and architectural knowledge to HSA.
Member:
CSI, IES
Associate
member: AIA
dwagner@hsa-architects.com
Robert Pavlik, Project Architect
Mr. Pavlik attended Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode Island, receiving a Bachelor of Architecture degree in 2001. He also attended Waterbury State Technical College in Waterbury, Connecticut receiving an Associates degree in Mechanical Engineering in 1989, and studied Architecture at the Czech Technical University in Prague during the summer of 2000. Prior to joining HSA in 2003, Mr. Pavlik taught an architectural design studio at Roger Williams University, and was employed at an architectural firm in Middletown, Connecticut that specializes in schools and residential housing.
Clifford Jubac, CAD Technician
MR. Jubac attended the University of San Carkus Technological Center in Cebu City, Philippines, receiving a Bachelor of Science Degree in Architecture in 1995. Previously, Mr. Jubac was employed at Architectural firm and interior design and space planning firm specializing in commercial, institutional, and retail facilities.
Nancy Chin, Office Manager
As an integral member of the Schadler team, Nancy Chin manages the administrative operations for the firm. She joined Henry Schadler Associates in 1983, having previously worked for a law firm, a land planner, and a condominium management company.
memberships
In addition to being certified as a "Small Business Enterprise," Henry Schadler Associates also holds active membership in the following organizations.
NCARB:
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards
SARA:
Society of American Registered Architects
AIA:
American Institute of Architects
AIACT:
AIA Connecticut, A chapter of The American Institute of Architects
Farmington
Chamber of Commerce
employment opportunities
Henry Schadler Associates is always looking for talented and motivated individuals that have a varied background in the field of architecture. Please contact us if you are interested in becoming a member of our firm. We are a small design oriented firm with a relaxed atmosphere, flexible hours and benefits.